Media enquiries
Please note, over the period from 19 December 2025 to 5 January 2026 Tax Justice UK’s press office will be closed.
If you have enquiries for deadlines into 2026, please do continue to get in touch and the team will respond when the press office reopens at the start of 2026.
For media inquiries, please call/WhatsApp on 07503 789994 or email press@taxjustice.uk and one of the team will respond promptly.
Press releases
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Press release – Brits don’t want the government to cave to Trump on tax
Press release – Brits don’t want the government to cave to Trump on tax -
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Press release: leading organisations call for wealth taxes at the Budget
Press release: leading organisations call for wealth taxes at the Budget -
UK risks £5bn Digital Services Tax loss under Trump pressure
New TaxWatch analysis projects scrapping the Digital Services Tax could cost 5.2bn, as polling for Tax Justice UK shows most voters want the UK to enforce its laws on Big Tech – even if it strains relations with Trump
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Tax Justice UK comment on Public Accounts Committee HMRC report 16 July 2025
Tax Justice UK comment on Public Accounts Committee HMRC report 16 July 2025 -
Government could raise £60bn from 10 tax reforms including a net wealth tax
Government could raise £60bn from 10 tax reforms including a net wealth tax -
‘Tax Gap’ has increased to £47bn, though likely a significant underestimate
Tax Justice UK and TaxWatch comment on HMRC Tax Gap release 19 June 2025
‘Tax Gap’ has increased to £47bn, though likely a significant underestimate -
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National Education Union calls for a wealth tax to fund schools
National Education Union calls for a wealth tax to fund schools -
Tax Justice appoints Faiza Shaheen as Executive Director
Tax Justice appoints Faiza Shaheen as Executive Director -
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Response to NAO report ‘collecting the right tax from wealthy individuals’
Response to NAO report ‘collecting the right tax from wealthy individuals’ -
Three quarters of MPs prefer higher taxes to pay for improvements to public services
Three quarters of MPs prefer higher taxes to pay for improvements to public services -
Panel of swing voters have their say on Labour, taxes and public services ahead of Budget
Panel of swing voters have their say on Labour, taxes and public services ahead of Budget -
Inheritance tax breaks give billions to the UK’s wealthiest families
Inheritance tax breaks give billions to the UK’s wealthiest families -
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Ten tax reforms to raise £60 billion for public services and a fairer economy
Ten tax reforms to raise £60 billion for public services and a fairer economy -
Majority back higher taxes on wealthiest – new research
Majority back higher taxes on wealthiest – new research -